180g FOWLR stocking.

gotbags-10 · 07/31/2019, 05:31 PM

Been a few years but finally getting back around to it. Tank was set up and filled today to start cycling. I’m debating on doing a smaller number of larger fish like 2 or 3 or a higher number of smaller fish. Possibly a decent size school of fish. Live rock will be pretty minimal. 75g sump with a big reef octopus slimmer. Filtration should be able to handle either way. Thanks for any suggestions.
Nick

yakfishin · 08/06/2019, 01:37 PM

I can only say that I currently have a 220 and will be shortly transitioning to having just a couple of bigger fish myself. My plan is for a lionfish, a smaller moray eel like a Banana moray, and a Niger trigger. Would like a fourth fish, but haven't made up my mind on that one just yet. What larger fish did you have in mind, if any?

07/31/2019, 05:31 PM	#1
gotbags-10 Registered Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Indy Posts: 263	180g FOWLR stocking. Been a few years but finally getting back around to it. Tank was set up and filled today to start cycling. I’m debating on doing a smaller number of larger fish like 2 or 3 or a higher number of smaller fish. Possibly a decent size school of fish. Live rock will be pretty minimal. 75g sump with a big reef octopus slimmer. Filtration should be able to handle either way. Thanks for any suggestions. Nick __________________ There is a very fine line between "hobby" and "mental illness"

08/06/2019, 01:37 PM	#2
yakfishin Registered Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 696	I can only say that I currently have a 220 and will be shortly transitioning to having just a couple of bigger fish myself. My plan is for a lionfish, a smaller moray eel like a Banana moray, and a Niger trigger. Would like a fourth fish, but haven't made up my mind on that one just yet. What larger fish did you have in mind, if any?